Me, old? How to successfully reinvent yourself at any age

Most people, upon reaching a certain age, believe that their world is in decline, and it is not just that some people feel that way, but that society has imposed certain rules and ideas, totally wrong and out of date, that can still be heard in corners, making people feel "old", but with the worst meaning the word can have. And what is worse: the vast majority believe it, and that is the huge mistake they are making. Old age and the way we experience it have changed over the years, because lifestyles have changed. Considering a person over fifty too old to reinvent themselves is totally ridiculous; age has nothing to do with talent, drive, and desire to change your life so that you can enjoy it the way you want. That it is not the same as at twenty? No, it is not, but it is still wonderful to take advantage of the experience, the over-qualification that one now has, and even to continue learning. And I dare to say that continuing to prepare to achieve what you want lengthens your life because it fills you with renewed energy and the desire to live to achieve the new challenge. Me, old? How to successfully reinvent yourself at any age is an empowering book. I draw on my own experience of personal growth and professional reinvention. Based on my mistakes, weaknesses, and learnings, I show a summary of the path I have traveled throughout these years to successfully reinvent myself, including my last reinvention at age fifty and how I did it. I share the most outstanding facts that I myself have internalized to change my life, and I also provide you with thirty of the exercises that I work on and that I assure you can help you review yourself, get to know yourself, develop your best version, and get up from your chair to reinvent your life and pursue your dreams and projects. Soon I plan to write the second part of this book, focusing more on the aspects of entrepreneurship and business creation as a part of professional reinvention, because believe me when I tell you that nothing, nothing is impossible in terms of comprehensive reinvention, both personal and professional, if you want it.